Toyota Motor Corp. said global output rose 1.4% in February as the Japanese automaker recovers from a shortage of semiconductors for automobiles and lingering disruption from the Covid-19 pandemic.
Southeast Asian leaders warned against the economic cost of the growing US and China rivalry during a big ticket forum in Hainan on Thursday, and urged the two sides to cooperate to avoid further bifurcation that would be felt across global markets.
The use of private jets is soaring in Europe and with it the amount of carbon dioxide released into the atmosphere.
KG Mobility Co., the South Korean automaker formerly known as Ssangyong Motor Co. before going through bankruptcy, is seeking to revive its fortunes with a $30,000 electric sports utility vehicle.
The board of Credit Suisse Group AG withdrew a standard request for shareholders to release its members and management from liability for the 2022 financial results, in the wake of the bank’s emergency takeover by UBS Group AG.
A Chinese tycoon’s $271 million mansion in the luxurious Peak neighborhood of Hong Kong was taken away by a bank, just years after the businessman made headlines with his record-breaking shopping spree.
Vietnam’s Communist Party General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong and US President Joe Biden discussed strengthening bilateral ties across the board during a phone call on Wednesday.
Singapore’s financial regulator pledged to take action against DBS Group Holdings Ltd. after customers lost access to accounts using mobile-phone apps and websites, in a second major incident in 16 months.
OpenAI’s ChatGPT made its debut in Japanese parliamentary deliberations, with the premier fielding questions from an opposition lawmaker that were drawn up with the help of the chatbot.
Australia passed a key piece of climate legislation targeting its biggest polluters in a bid to meet a goal to drastically cut emissions by the end of this decade.
